... Co. Fermanagh, forwarded a letter to Mr. Ohamberiain he received James Doonan, 3rd Inniskilling Catholic, serving in South Africa. The writer states that the Boer women are treated better by the British than they were by their own Government, and that ...

... in South Africa. It was all very weil to talk about the liberty of the Press and necessity of discussion, net to we were at war the enemy to know. He justi disclose everything the Government in their Statement twelve months ago that the war was practically ...

... FRY WAK OFFICIAL RETURNS Parliamentary Paper today gives particulars of the fs embarked for Seath Africa The total officers of was Cuts men, wastage due to the was 3 ed 1 officers and men, including eight officers and 353 non-com- officers and men killed ...

... them to surrender or to face Bows hefore it, forcing to an end. needed to bring the guerilla war finds no fault with the efits or wrk the British of the war to the which it has to be GENERAL RETURN. much intesested in CAPE TOWN, Monday. which been received ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND TRE WAR. A statement having a) that Lord Kitchener hed private ~ age expressed the nion that five years was not too mistie a forecast of the period to enswe before he aad his army, be rble to leave South Africa, and drew his Lordship’s ...

... >) END OF DISTRICTS PER PRESS (“ TIMES” Monday There is ly one m now existing in South Africa, One cannot shut one's eyes to the fact that the sufficient have not resul ary tion to te allow the majority of ing the railws In short, the policy of hold- ...

... “London Gazette” of to-night contains a long list of honoars and promotions for ser- vices during the operations im South Africa. It is i that the rewards given’ are for services up to November 2%h, 1900, the day on which Lord Roberts handed over the ...

... that one of the with Lord Kitchen. er’s staff has written to his family saying in that he expects to be on active d South Africa indefinitely, and that Kitchener himself has privately expressed is not too pes- the opinion that five ensue simistic a forecast ...

... indifference to wrong. The in all her the Boers cost up the Zain Wer, Becocoeni War, the and there is no doubt that the Boers were Boer War, the Bechuanaland the cause war. It hes made the Boer, the British, and the Native in South and despise the rectitude ...

... vigorous which fell in South Africa. of weakness allowed terms which did not belong to be a general expression as to the fairness He trusted there at the terms which bad offered, suggestions made on the other side. He out this war towards 9 complete and Countess ...

... SIR WM. MacCORMICK ON the Army Section of the British ing, on the subject of “ War Old and New.” seid, had their severity was not only See also their rela- secution of war more difficult, ments in weepons did not render the as some people had about six ...

... of the to have the cartridge cases form and use is Af. fixed to the stand on which the model is mounted is a metal map of Africa, the encircled by a copper wire. Down to the smallest detail! Boer ammuni- tion supplied the material. JUDGE AND THE IRISH ...